Write a program which does the following: 1. Create a class with the main() method. 2. Take a string input from the user in main() method. 3. Write another method called "countNumberOfConsonants" that gets a "String" value as a method parameter. 4. In main() method, and pass the string entered by the user to this "countNumberOfConsonants" method. 5. Write logic in "countNumberOfConsonants" to count the number of consonants in the passed string value. 6. Return the count from "countNumberOfConsonants" method and print the result in main() method. Example: Enter a string: Fairfield University Number of consonants in "Fairfield University": 11 Note: In the output line, the user's entered string is displayed inside double quotes. Check Lecture-8 slides on escape sequence character on how to print output with double quotes.

Write a program which does the following: 1. Create a class with the main() method. 2. Take a string input from the user in main() method. 3. Write another method called "countNumberOfConsonants" that gets a "String" value as a method parameter. 4. In main() method, and pass the string entered by the user to this "countNumberOfConsonants" method. 5. Write logic in "countNumberOfConsonants" to count the number of consonants in the passed string value. 6. Return the count from "countNumberOfConsonants" method and print the result in main() method. Example: Enter a string: Fairfield University Number of consonants in "Fairfield University": 11 Note: In the output line, the user's entered string is displayed inside double quotes. Check Lecture-8 slides on escape sequence character on how to print output with double quotes.

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